So, Chicago teachers agreed to end their strike, and go back to teaching for an average of $77,000 per year. Which made me think: which is a better bargain? A short rumination.
Which is better bargain for the country? Chicago teachers at $76,000/year average or Bank of America CEO's $8.1 million?
Which is better bargain for the country? Chicago teachers at $76,000/year average or Goldman Sachs CEO $16.2 million
Which is better bargain for the country? Chicago teachers=$76,000/year average or Blackstone CEO $148.5 million.
Which is better bargain for the country? Chicago teachers=$76,000/year average or JPMorgan Dimon's $23 million?
What is the value each teacher gives the future citizens of the country versus the wholesale damage caused by the whole lot of the financial "leaders" of the country?
The answer is obvious. I invite your comparisons